Warsaw, Poland – Polish President Andersi Duda again urged the United States to deploy nuclear weapons in Poland, as holding Russia, the last testimony that the Frontline NATO nation is increasingly considering nuclear protection as Russia grows.
Duda addressed the appeal in an interview with Financial Times, published on Thursday, repeating the appeal he addressed with the Biden administration in 2022.
Duda Duda International Affairs Advisor, Wojciech Kolarski, adhered to Duda's address from an interview on Radio FM FM Poland on Thursday morning, in which he claimed that nuclear protection would improve security for Poland, NATO member of the Eastern flank alliance, which divides the borders with Ukraine, Belarusian and Russian territory.
Last week, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, a political opponent of Duda, said Poland is negotiating with France regarding President Emmanuel Macron's proposal to use nuclear holding back France to protect the continent from Russian threats. Moscow called this idea “extremely confrontational”.
Tusk spoke in parliament after Macron said he had decided to open a “strategic discussion” for the use of France's nuclear deterrence to protect European allies against the backdrop of potential disabling in the US. The French President called Moscow a “threat to France and Europe” on television address to the nation.
France is the only nuclear energy in the European Union.
Macron met with President Trump In the White House late last month, the G -Trump session called “an important step” in end War between Russia and UkraineAs his return to the White House showed that the likely turning point in US support . And a possible break with France and other European allies.
If g -n troke returned to the oval office in January, Macron told his European counterparts To “wake up” and spend more on the continent's defense to reduce its dependence on the US for security.
On Thursday, Mr. Trump's messenger, Steve Vitcoof and his team arrived in Moscow for meetings on proposed 30-day ceasefire plan for UkraineA person familiar with the situation told CBS News. Russian outlets also report their arrival.